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The suction side of the circulation pump in a closed cooling system always experiences too low pressure

2019-12-13View Original

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The suction side of the circulation pump in the closed-loop cooling system always experiences too low pressure, resulting in a vacuum. What could be the possible causes? I have thought that there might be too much gas in the system, or that the flow resistance at the inlet filter is too high. Please help analyze this issue
Reply #22019-12-14
First, remove the filter mesh to check if it is functioning properly. If it’s normal, make one of your own with a wire mesh structure to replace the current punching method. Second, is there a buffer tank installed at the pump inlet?

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